Something Old, Something New, Someone Borrowed out of the Blue…Zoe Fitzpatrick will do anything for her catering clients, but this is getting ridiculous.It’s the wedding of the year in DC and the bride and groom have eloped. The father of the groom is a powerful senator who is set to announce his run for the presidency of the United States in front of all of the VIP guests and he’s not about to let a minor problem like a missing bride and groom ruin it. With a tempting offer of a big check and a set of dream jobs, he asks Zoe to step in last minute and pretend to be the bride.With her catering business teetering on the edge of devastation, Zoe can't afford to say no, even though her stand-in groom is the arrogant, pompous, and frustratingly attractive twin brother of the groom, Luke Whitfield. Ugh.Zoe and Luke are trying to play newlywed happy, but they already look ready for a divorce. It’s hate at first sight, but as the night progresses through wild first dances, awkward kisses on full display, and a humiliating experience with the President, the pretend feelings start to get dangerously close to real. Borrowed Bride is a laugh-out-loud, enemies-to-lovers, fake engagement/fake wedding, full-length standalone romantic comedy with a HEA. Perfect for fans of Christina Lauren, Ali Hazelwood, and Sally Thorne!

A bubbly teacher. A brooding brewer. One fall festival to change everything.When bubbly schoolteacher Harper Donnelly trades big-city traffic for the tranquil charm of Sweet Creek, North Carolina, she’s ready to live out her Hallmark-worthy dream—flannel, fall festivals, and friendly neighbors included.But when the town’s beloved Apple Butter Jubilee is canceled after losing its sponsor, Harper makes it her mission to save the tradition. Trouble is, she’ll need help from the town’s grumpiest resident: Gideon Graham, the brooding brewer nursing a broken heart after his ex walked away with his trust.He’s sworn off big-city dreamers. She’s chasing the small-town magic she’s always longed for. Sparks fly when they’re forced to team up—but can cider, compromise, and a little pumpkin spice heal old wounds—and turn Harper’s small-town dream into a happily-ever-after?Sweet Creek romances are clean, cozy, and full of heart—no spice, just spark!

Starr Media Second-Assistant Survival Guide1. Don't call your hot boss the antichrist to his face. 2. Don't stare at hot boss's, um, package or his full sleeve of tattoos. (No. Really. Stop!) 3. Don't get on the malicious first assistant's bad side.4. Don't forget to memorize the 300-page employee manual.5. If you value your cashmere, steer clear of boss’s dog.6. Boss’s dimples are lust-inducing. Do. Not. Give. In. 7. “The elevator ate your clothes” is not a valid excuse for showing up to important meetings half dressed. 8. Don't break seven of the rules within the first week of employment if you, ya know, are in dire need of money to support your sick mom.9. Whatever you do, don’t fall for the boss. See rule eight about sick mom.10. Never forget the rules.

Abigail Parker just wants to get through the holidays, but fate has other plans...After a year of unexpected twists, Abigail finds herself in the small town of Sugarville Grove, Vermont, as the guardian of her late cousin’s two young children. Leaving behind her bustling city life and dream job at a veterinary practice, Abigail’s only goal is to adjust to her new responsibilities and figure out how to be the mother they need. Falling for her rugged, no-nonsense neighbor is definitely not part of the plan.Luke Hayes has his hands full raising his lively four-year-old daughter, Lily, while managing his family’s maple syrup farm. With his heart still scarred from being abandoned by Lily’s mother, Luke has sworn off romance. But when a broken fence and a mischievous dog bring Abigail into his life, he starts to wonder if maybe love isn’t as far out of reach as he thought.As the holiday lights sparkle and the snow falls, Abigail and Luke find themselves drawn together, despite their differences. But with Abigail adjusting to her new life and Luke determined to protect his heart, it will take more than a little Christmas magic to bring them together.Welcome to Sugarville Grove, where holiday charm, second chances, and unexpected romance are always in the air. Life is sweet in Sugarville Grove! Be sure to check out the rest of the series!

The thing about Fox Blackwood is that he's a no-good, stupid, irritating boy.And, also, I hate him.Don't worry, he hates me too. It's a mutual hatred born of disrespect and insults.Ever since he came back from his "adventurous" twenties, he's treated me like a scourge upon this earth. The idiot thinks I want to steal his place in the small town of October, Tennessee.Yeah, my eyes are rolling, too.As if I care. I've carved my own place here, and I fit snuggly in it. Before he showed up, anyway, invading my found family and becoming my seriously grumpy boss.He's dead set on ruining my every moment of peace and ignoring any bits of intelligent thought I try to imbue upon his simple mind. He can't seem to get it through his thick skull that we're just fine without him.I am just fine without him.Until...Ugh. I hate this, but...Until suddenly, I'm not.Enemies to WHAT is book one in a series of sweet small town closed-door romances. This funny enemies-to-lovers romcom features forced proximity, a damsel in distress, and a man who yearns more than he breathes.

??Escape to Porto for the summer with this sun-soaked, heartwarming bookish romcom!??'To say I ate this book up with a spoon would be an understatement!' ?????'This is the absolute perfect beach read, it has romance, mystery, humour, all whilst being transported to beautiful Portugal' ?????'** ADDS ALL REBECCA RAISIN'S BOOKS TO CART **' ?????In a city full of stories, can she write her own…Introvert and self-described whodunnit enthusiast Viviane has never much believed in living life outside of the pages of a book. But when her interfering mother insists that Viviane needs some friends who aren’t fictional, she decides to head into the beautiful bustling streets of Porto in search of her community.What better place to start than by reading her favourite mystery in the corner of a little-known café? But when one, then two, and then outrageously six other people decide to join her silent book club Viviane realises that she is firmly out of her depth. There’s Thomas, a middle-aged man hiding his love for romance novels, Lucinda, a chic sixty-something with a penchant for Christie, and then there’s Tiago, the hot alpha male of every romance novelist’s dreams.But when one of these newfound friends disappears from the book club without a word, will the community come together to find their fellow lost soul, and will Viviane find love along the way…?Perfect for fans of: Stunning settings? Black cat x golden retriever relationships Found family SERIOUS introvert representation Books, books, and more books … A hint of mysteryREADERS ADORE REBECCA RAISIN'S COZY, ESCAPIST, BOOKISH NOVELS:'I would love to find a bookshop like this. I would never want to leave!' ?????'Fresh and delicious, filled with hope, heart and sunshine – the perfect summer escape!' JANE LINFOOT'Reading a book by Rebecca Raisin is like being enveloped in a warm hug … what's not to like? ?????'A gorgeous setting and a super cute romance' ANNABEL FRENCH'This book will give you all of the feels and then some' ?????'A gorgeous sun-soaked romance…a must read' KATIE GINGER'An absolutely fabulous read that I couldn't put down … I can't recommend it enough' ?????'Rebecca’s books are always gorgeous’ JAIMIE ADMANS'A delightful story full of laughs and mischief' ?????